
Trapped below a creepy abandoned mansion deep in the forest, a group of friends find themselves on the run from a terrifying monster. Using only her wits and what's around her, Arisa must uncover the secrets of the mansion, and figure out how to escape...before it's too late.
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Languages: English, Japanese
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I like the game so far, everything is fine when I shifted to control the character with the D-Pad and using the Analog to select items in the menu, the UI for the items and the lower menu is a tad jank as every time I pick up and item it just shifts to whatever section of the item I pick (consumable, doc, keys) and I have to navigate back to the map to keep the map on, I recommend the game for clock tower hard core players like my self, Bob is a chad, but creepy, still a chad...but creepy.
Creeping Terror is an okay horror, clock tower like game, so what is the story. Arisa, Emily, Bob and Ken, four good friends wanting to explore an old abandoned mansion and shoot a video about the sighting of a monster around there area get more then they bargain for when Arisa gets separated from the group. Now it's up to her to not just find her friends and escape, she and the rest of them must stay alive, but she is not alone as her and her friends find out the truth about the mysterious monster. So let’s talk about the likes, well the art style was nice and the levels were fun to explore. The atmosphere in the game was nice and spooky. The story was okay even if it was kind of predictable; the four endings you can get were nice. The stalkers were pretty good, the shovel monster probably being the best in looks and intimidation. But the two best things were, one: The music was very good especially the music when facing the shovel monster for the last time and the ending song. Two: The notes in the game were good and interesting. So let’s talk about the dislikes, well to start you see this game was a Nintendo 3DS game and well when you play the game in full screen the game acts like its being played on a 3DS, sorry if I am not explaining it right, you will get it if you play the game or see a walkthrough. The game is all so very short, you can probably beat the game in 2 or 3 hours if you're not going after achievements. And there was also this weird bug in the game where I started the game up only for no sound to appear, I checked on my connections but they were all working. So when I closed the game and started it up again it worked. And lastly the game was not really that scary, I mean the first time it was a little bit scary, but after playing it again it wasn't all that scary. So with all out of the way, Creeping Terror is an okay horror, clock tower like game. With a nice and spooky atmosphere, nice levels and very good music and good and interesting notes. So if you’re looking for a clock tower like game this maybe for you.
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